Class: Nitro::Compiler
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Nitro::Compiler
- Defined in:
- lib/nitro/compiler.rb
Overview
The Compiler transforms published methods (actions) and assorted template files (views) into specialized code that responds to a URI. The generated action methods are injects in the Controller that handles the URI.
Constant Summary collapse
- PROTO_TEMPLATE_ROOT =
"#{Nitro.proto_path}/public"
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#controller ⇒ Object
The controller for this compiler.
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#shared ⇒ Object
The compiler stages (compilers) can create multiple variables or accumulation bufffers to communicate with each other.
Class Method Summary collapse
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.precompile(filename) ⇒ Object
Typically used to precompile css templates.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#action?(sym) ⇒ Boolean
Helper.
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#compile(action) ⇒ Object
Compiles an action method in the given (controller) class.
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#compile_action(action) ⇒ Object
Compiles an action.
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#compile_template(action, path) ⇒ Object
Compile the template into a render method.
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#initialize(controller = nil) ⇒ Compiler
constructor
A new instance of Compiler.
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#template_for_action(action, ext = Template.extension) ⇒ Object
(also: #template?)
Traverse the template_root stack to find a template for this action.
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#transform_template(action, template) ⇒ Object
This method transforms the template.
Constructor Details
#initialize(controller = nil) ⇒ Compiler
Returns a new instance of Compiler.
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 81 def initialize(controller = nil) @controller = controller @shared = {} end |
Instance Attribute Details
#controller ⇒ Object
The controller for this compiler.
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 27 def controller @controller end |
#shared ⇒ Object
The compiler stages (compilers) can create multiple variables or accumulation bufffers to communicate with each other. Typically javascript and css acc-buffers are used. This is the shared memory used by the compilers.
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 34 def shared @shared end |
Class Method Details
.precompile(filename) ⇒ Object
Typically used to precompile css templates.
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 368 def precompile(filename) src = File.join(Template.root, "#{filename}t") dst = File.join(Server.public_root, filename) if (!File.exist?(dst)) or (File.mtime(src) > File.mtime(dst)) Logger.info "Compiling template '#{src}' to '#{dst}'." template = FileTemplate.new(src) File.open(dst, 'w') do |f| f << template.process end end end |
Instance Method Details
#action?(sym) ⇒ Boolean
Helper.
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 116 def action?(sym) return @controller.action_methods.include?(sym.to_s) end |
#compile(action) ⇒ Object
Compiles an action method in the given (controller) class. A sync is used to make compilation thread safe.
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 359 def compile(action) compile_action(action) end |
#compile_action(action) ⇒ Object
Compiles an action. The generated action combines the action supplied by the programmer and an optional template in an optimized method to handle the input URI.
Passes the action name and the parent action name in the
Example
def my_method template_root/my_method.xhtml
are combined in:
def my_method_action
This generated method is called by the dispatcher.
Template root overloading
Nitro provides a nice method of template_root overloading that allows you to use OOP principles with templates. Lets say you have the following controller inheritance.
SpecificController < BaseController < Nitro::Controller
When the compiler tries to find a template for the SpecificController, it first looks into SC’s template root. If no suitable template is found, it looks into BaseController’s template_root etc. The final template_root is always the Nitro proto dir (the prototype application). This way you can reuse Controllers and templates and only overriding the templates as required by placing a template with the same name in the more specific template root. – TODO: cleanup this method. ++
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 215 def compile_action(action) action = @action = action.to_s.gsub(/_action$/, '') return false unless action Logger.debug "Compiling action '#@controller##{action}'" if $DBG valid = false #-- # FIXME: parent_action_name does not work as expected, # if you include actions from other controllers!! #++ code = %{ def #{action}_action @parent_action_name = @action_name @action_name = '#{action}' } # Inject the pre advices. code << ::Aspects.gen_advice_code(action, @controller.advices, :pre) # Call the action if @controller.action_methods.include?(action) valid = true # Annotated parameters. if params = @controller.ann(action.to_sym).params and (!params.nil?) params = params.collect { |p| "@#{p} = @context['#{p}']" } code << "#{params.join(';')}" end arity = @controller.instance_method(action.to_sym).arity # Call action with given parameters, raises ActionError when the params # are wrong. # TODO: return 404 or other error code for browser? code << %{ params = context.action_params || [] # Fill not given parameters with nils arity = (#{arity} < -1) ? (#{arity}.abs - 1) : #{arity} if Nitro::Compiler.non_strict_action_calling arity.times {|i| params[i] ? nil : params[i] = nil } end # When arity zero, ignore params params.clear if arity == 0 if Nitro::Compiler.mixin_get_parameters && params.empty? && arity > 0 context.params.each_with_index do |(k,v),i| break if i > arity params << v end end begin action_return_value = #{action}(*params) rescue ArgumentError => e raise ActionError, "Wrong parameter count for \#{@action_name}(\#{params.join(', ')})." end } code << %{ unless :stop == action_return_value } end # Try to call the template method if it exists. It is a # nice practice to put output related code in this method # instead of the main action so that this method can be # overloaded separately. # # If no template method exists, try to convert an external # template file into a template method. It is an even # better practice to place the output related code in an # external template file. # Take :template annotation into account. unless template = @controller.ann(action.to_sym)[:template] # FIXME template = action end # Search the [controller] class and it's ancestors for the template template_path = template_for_action(template.to_s) if template_path or @controller.instance_methods.include?("#{action}_template") valid = true code << %{ #{action}_template } end return false unless valid if @controller.action_methods.include?(action) code << %{ if @out.empty? and action_return_value.is_a?(String) print(action_return_value) end end } end if Render.redirect_on_empty code << %{ redirect_to_referer if @out.empty? } end # Inject the post advices. code << ::Aspects.gen_advice_code(action, @controller.advices, :post) code << %{ @action_name = @parent_action_name end } # First compile the action method. @controller.class_eval(code) unless @controller.respond_to?("#{action}_template") # If there is not method {action}_template in the controller # search for a file template. if template_path compile_template(action, template_path) end end return true end |
#compile_template(action, path) ⇒ Object
Compile the template into a render method. Don’t compile the template if the controller responds_to? #action_template.
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 163 def compile_template(action, path) Logger.debug "Compiling template '#{@controller}: #{path}'" if $DBG template = File.read(path) code = %{ def #{action}_template #{transform_template(action, template)} end } @controller.class_eval(code, path) end |
#template_for_action(action, ext = Template.extension) ⇒ Object Also known as: template?
Traverse the template_root stack to find a template for this action.
Action names with double underscores (__) are converted to subdirectories. Here are some example mappings:
hello_world -> template_root/hello_world.xhtml this__is__my__hello_world -> template_root/this/is/my/hello_world
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 95 def template_for_action(action, ext = Template.extension) action = action.to_s for template_root in @controller.instance_variable_get(:@template_root) # attempt to find a template of the form # template_root/action.xhtml path = "#{template_root}/#{action.gsub(/__/, '/')}.#{ext}".squeeze('/') return path if File.exist?(path) # attempt to find a template of the form # template_root/action/index.xhtml path = "#{template_root}/#{action.gsub(/__/, '/')}/#{Template.default}.#{ext}".squeeze('/') return path if File.exist?(path) end return nil end |
#transform_template(action, template) ⇒ Object
This method transforms the template. Typically template processors are added as aspects to this method to allow for customized template transformation prior to compilation.
The default transformation extracts the Ruby code from processing instructions, and uses the StaticInclude, Morphing, Elements and Markup compiler modules.
The Template transformation stage is added by default.
You can override this method or use aspects for really special transformation pipelines. Your imagination is the limit. – TODO: make Template stage pluggable. gmosx: This method is also called from the scaffolding code. ++
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# File 'lib/nitro/compiler.rb', line 140 def transform_template(action, template) # Check for an action specific transformation pipeline. if (transformers = @controller.ann(action.to_sym).transformation_pipeline).nil? # Check for a controller specific transformation pipeline. if (transformers = @controller.ann.self.transformation_pipeline).nil? # Use the default transformation pipeline. transformers = Compiler.transformation_pipeline end end transformers.each do |transformer| template = transformer.transform(template, self) end # Add Template transformation stage by default. template = Template.transform(template) end |